I do not know much about how $[‘globals’] decides what browser you are using, i assume it uses some kind of browser sniffing which is generally a bad technique as the results it produces can be less than reliable. Why do you need to use PHP anyway, just putting this as HTML in the head … Read more
if condition check is missing in your code. Try this: <?php wp_footer(); if(is_page( ‘need-travel-insurance’ )){ echo “For travel.”; } ?>
Although this is not a WordPress specific question: There is no need to tell it to get on with rendering the rest of the page. The else portion should contain what code you want to include if there is not a featured image. If you just don’t want to render that portion of the page … Read more
You can concatenate strings with the result of a php function: echo ‘<div id=”bg” style=”background:url(‘ . get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/assets/img/header_2.jpg);”>’; Codex: get_stylesheet_directory_uri()
WordPress Conditionals Giving Me A Headache
Well, it seems as if you are using loop functions but you don’t have a loop. So I’ve altered your code to include the loops, since it is integral to my particular solution. <?php /* Template Name: Archives */ get_header(); ?> <div id=”container”> <div id=”content” role=”main”> <?php if(have_posts()) : while(have_posts()) : ?> <?php the_post(); ?> … Read more
I may have misinterpreted what you are asking here but you don’t need to do this using pre_get_posts(). Instead you could either add this to your functions file: function output_page_type() { global $post; $pagename = $post->post_name; return $pagename; } and then on the relevant page echo output_page_type(); to get the page title. Or you could … Read more
How to detect if bbPress forum index
looks like you were close. Can you try reversing your post parent statement? ‘2704’ == $post->post_parent should be ($post->post_parent == ‘2704’) Notice i put it in parentheses as well. so your code would be: <li<?php if ( is_page(‘channels’) || ($post->post_parent == ‘2704’) ) { echo ” class=\”current\””; } // the page is ‘channels’, or the … Read more
You should use && instead of ||. Like: if ( !is_page(array(‘my-resumes’,’resume-listings’, ‘submit-job’, ‘submit-resume’, ‘job-alerts’, ‘job-listings’, ‘my-jobs’, ‘my-bookmarks’ ) ) && !is_singular( array( ‘job_listing’, ‘job’ )) ) { // disappear some stuff